Comrade John
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He walked slowly the length of the veranda and back again. Finally, through the broad glass in the upper part of the door, he saw the butler approaching, but without his usual expression of utter woodenness. Something not unlike emotion was written on his smooth-shaven face. His hands were dusty; and his coat was partly unbuttoned, as if he had been interrupted in manual labor, and had hastily thrown it on.
Hobbema looked narrowly at him. "Is Mr. Stein here, Joseph?" "No, sir. " "Can you tell m...e where he is?" The Stake and the Players 177 " I can t, sir. He has been away since morn ing. " There were several packing-cases in the hall, and heaps of excelsior on the floor. Books were scattered about. Pictures, some crated, others not, were leaning against the wall.
Hobbema half turned, hesitated, then peered in again through the doorway. "What is all this ? " he asked. " Who is going away, Joseph ? " The butler looked out toward the beeches. His hand gripped the door-knob more tightly. "Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He walked slowly the length of the veranda and back again. Finally, through the broad glass in the upper part of the door, he saw the butler approaching, but without his usual expression of utter woodenness. Something not unlike emotion was written on his smooth-shaven face. His hands were dusty; and his coat was partly unbuttoned, as if he had been interrupted in manual labor, and had hastily thrown it on.
Hobbema looked narrowly at him. "Is Mr. Stein here, Joseph?" "No, sir. " "Can you tell m...e where he is?" The Stake and the Players 177 " I can t, sir. He has been away since morn ing. " There were several packing-cases in the hall, and heaps of excelsior on the floor. Books were scattered about. Pictures, some crated, others not, were leaning against the wall.
Hobbema half turned, hesitated, then peered in again through the doorway. "What is all this ? " he asked. " Who is going away, Joseph ? " The butler looked out toward the beeches. His hand gripped the door-knob more tightly. "Mrs.
What to read after Comrade John?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Merwin Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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